Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!

[Moonlight]

Don't know if anyone listened this weekend to this public radio current events game show. One of the games is that guest hosts (comedians) tell 3 preposterous, hilarious stories. The contestant has to guess which one is actually true current news story and which ones are made up. This week, one of the ridiculous stories was about a college basketball player turning pro who trademarked slogans referring to his unibrow.

The contestant did pick this as the true story.

 

[MadtownGopher]

This might be the most pointless thread I've ever seen on GH, which is saying a lot.

 

[Moonlight]

This might be the most pointless thread I've ever seen on GH, which is saying a lot.

And yet you replied to it, which also saying a lot.
And it can't possibly be the most pointless thread - check out the off topic board where pointless thread go on for pages and pages.
The point: I thought it was pretty funny that Davis' trademarking was the chosen event of the week that would be seen as not believable.
Now your point: If you replied because Davis trademarking his eyebrows is pointless - then - well played!

 

[Ski U Mah Gopher]

It isn't very often when I don't have to guess the correct answer to "Bluff the Listener".

Also, "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" is one of my favorite shows.

 

[brucekaupa]

Funny show + basketball related = not pointless

 

[Dirk Diggler]

Can we all agree he did a horrible job of setting up the story?

 

[Parski1]

Dirk you're such a wiener!

 

[Moonlight]

Can we all agree he did a horrible job of setting up the story?

Oh, absolutely - Lets! Maybe you should have a poll to make it definitive!

 

[GoodasGold]

Can we all agree he did a horrible job of setting up the story?

I can't, but I've got an idea. Give us your script rewrite and we'll do a comparative.